Edited by Dr. Donald P. Racheter, President of Public Interest Institute, and Dr. Richard E. Wagner, Economics Professor at George Mason University and Chairman of the Institute's Academic Advisory Board. LIMITING LEVIATHAN looks why should government be limited, which limits on ogvernment are appropriate, and if auxiliary precautions are needed.
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CONTENTS
Chapter 2 - The Purpose and Limits of Government
Chapter 3 - Constitutionally-limited Government Versus Popular Democracy
Chapter 4 - Government: An Expensive Provider
Chapter 5 - Constitutional Limits Versus Statutory Rules
Chapter 6 - Constitutional Spending Limitations and the Optimal Size of Government
Chapter 7 - Tax Limits
Chapter 8 - Regulatory Limits
Chapter 9 - The Case for Congressional Term Limits is the Same as the Case for Pollution Control
Chapter 10 - Electoral Limits
Chapter 11 - Federalist Theory and Polycentricity: Learning from Local Governments
Chapter 12 - Searching for Order: The Costly Interaction of Formal and Informal Systems
Chapter 13 - Technological and Economic Limitations on Governments
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